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replacement glass table tops

Replacement Glass Table Tops

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Our bespoke glass table tops are custom-cut, toughened, and polished to deliver exceptional strength, safety, and a sleek, modern finish. Whether you're looking for replacement glass table... Read more
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Glass Table Tops

Our custom-cut glass table tops come toughened and polished as standard, ensuring strength, safety, and a sleek finish. Designed to be ready for immediate use, they’re ideal for dining tables, coffee tables, desks, and other furniture surfaces. For added convenience, we also offer the option to drill holes to suit your specific design or fitting needs.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a clear toughened glass table top?

A clear toughened glass table top is a high-strength, heat-treated glass surface designed for use on tables. It's up to five times stronger than regular glass and, if broken, shatters into small, blunt fragments for enhanced safety.

What thickness options are available for your glass table tops?

Our glass table tops are available in a variety of thicknesses, typically ranging from 4 mm to 15 mm. Thinner glass (4–6 mm) is ideal for protective overlays, while thicker options (10–15 mm) are perfect for dining tables or stand-alone glass tops. For more detail, see our guide on how thick should a glass table top be.

Can I order a custom-shaped glass table top?

Yes! We offer bespoke glass table tops in custom shapes, including round, square, oval, and even irregular shapes. Just provide the measurements or a template when placing your order.

Can I order a cut to size glass table top?

Yes! All our glass table tops are available cut to size. You can choose your exact dimensions, shape, glass thickness, edge finish, and corner style during the ordering process.

How do I attach or secure a glass table top?

There are several simple methods to keep your glass table top safely in place, from discreet adhesive pads to semi-permanent silicone or metal fixings. The best method depends on the type of table and how you plan to use it. For a full guide, see our article on how to attach a glass table top.